I-129F

[Plsam 2]

Greeting to the experts in the house please  I want to  ask is it advisable to ask my lawyer to file for I-129f  now I have been waiting for my NOA2 for the 6th month.

Thanks. 

[Crazy Cat 41,845]

4 minutes ago, Plsam said:

Greeting to the experts in the house please  I want to  ask is it advisable to ask my lawyer to file for I-129f  now I have been waiting for my NOA2 for the 6th month.

Thanks. 

I'm not an expert, but I see no harm in submitting it......if you are willing to live with the ever so slight possibility that a K-3 might be approved (extremely unlikely)

[NikLR 13,227]

~~moved to K3 process and procedures from IR1/CR1 process and procedures,.~~

[Plsam 2]

On Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 1:52 AM, missileman said:

I'm not an expert, but I see no harm in submitting it......if you are willing to live with the ever so slight possibility that a K-3 might be approved (extremely unlikely)

So I should just hold on . Anyway the reason why am suggesting it is that to help speed up my I-130 

[Crazy Cat 41,845]

1 minute ago, Plsam said:

So I should just hold on . Anyway the reason why am suggesting it is that to help speed up my I-130 

I would submit it.......There is a near zero chance the K-3 would be approved.....

[Plsam 2]

3 minutes ago, missileman said:

I would submit it.......There is a near zero chance the K-3 would be approved.....

Okay  thank  let me wait for the  NOA2  hope it will be approve soo soon

[Canerican 242]

@Plsam, I assume that you are applying for a CR-1 or IR-1 visa? Waiting and patience will possibly be your life for the next 6-8 months. After the visa gets approved by USCIS, it then goes to the National Visa Center (NVC). Somewhere between the NVC and the Consulate interview paperwork is collected for the Adjustment of Status (AOS) so that once your spouse enters the USA they can use their visa as a Green Card (GC) until receiving the actual GC. From there it goes to the Consulate in the country of your spouse and sometimes interviews do not happen right away and you have to wait, depending on the Consulate. Then once your spouses visa is approved at the Consulate stage there is a wait for the visa to come back with your point of entry (POE) paperwork. Hang tight, I know its stressful to wait, just look at my timeline of the waiting I have had to do.  

[geowrian 22,337]

A couple corrections:

 

3 minutes ago, CDN(ON)-USA(VT) said:

@Plsam, I assume that you are applying for a CR-1 or IR-1 visa? Waiting and patience will possibly be your life for the next 6-8 months.

Closer to 8-12 months at most service centers now, actually.

 

3 minutes ago, CDN(ON)-USA(VT) said:

After the visa gets approved by USCIS, it then goes to the National Visa Center (NVC).

petition* Nothing with visas is handled at USCIS.

 

3 minutes ago, CDN(ON)-USA(VT) said:

Somewhere between the NVC and the Consulate interview paperwork is collected for the Adjustment of Status (AOS) so that once your spouse enters the USA they can use their visa as a Green Card (GC) until receiving the actual GC.

For an immigrant visa, the Affidavit of Support (I-864) is submitted at NVC and reviewed at the interview by the CO.

There is no Adjustment of Status (AOS) for an immigrant visa.

 

*NOTE: Technically the K-3 is non-immigrant and you can do an I-134 for the visa then AOS later, although the odds of actually getting the K-3 visa are basically lower than winning the lottery - only a few were issued all of this past year. People are filing an I-129F for a K-3 because it may or may not speed up the I-130 adjudication for a CR-1/IR-1 visa based on some others' recent experiences.).

[Plsam 2]

18 hours ago, CDN(ON)-USA(VT) said:

@Plsam, I assume that you are applying for a CR-1 or IR-1 visa? Waiting and patience will possibly be your life for the next 6-8 months. After the visa gets approved by USCIS, it then goes to the National Visa Center (NVC). Somewhere between the NVC and the Consulate interview paperwork is collected for the Adjustment of Status (AOS) so that once your spouse enters the USA they can use their visa as a Green Card (GC) until receiving the actual GC. From there it goes to the Consulate in the country of your spouse and sometimes interviews do not happen right away and you have to wait, depending on the Consulate. Then once your spouses visa is approved at the Consulate stage there is a wait for the visa to come back with your point of entry (POE) paperwork. Hang tight, I know its stressful to wait, just look at my timeline of the waiting I have had to do.  

Thank you for the  word of encouragement

[Plsam 2]

18 hours ago, geowrian said:

A couple corrections:

 

Closer to 8-12 months at most service centers now, actually.

 

petition* Nothing with visas is handled at USCIS.

 

For an immigrant visa, the Affidavit of Support (I-864) is submitted at NVC and reviewed at the interview by the CO.

There is no Adjustment of Status (AOS) for an immigrant visa.

 

*NOTE: Technically the K-3 is non-immigrant and you can do an I-134 for the visa then AOS later, although the odds of actually getting the K-3 visa are basically lower than winning the lottery - only a few were issued all of this past year. People are filing an I-129F for a K-3 because it may or may not speed up the I-130 adjudication for a CR-1/IR-1 visa based on some others' recent experiences.).

Thanks